All the memory here held up very well which was nice to see. They all had absolutely no problem doing what they were supposed to do and then continued to clock further. The only difference was that the modules were all going to overclock differently.

GeIL came out on top with a maximum overclock of 287MHz, Shika was only 2MHz behind on 285MHz and OCZ was running just behind these modules with a maximum overclock of 281MHz. The performance of the memory at their rated speeds was all very similar and if you?e not looking at overclocking the modules, the decision on which modules you want to purchase will come down to price and availability in your area.

All the memory held up against each other very well and you couldn? go wrong with any of the modules which we?e looked at. Computex is over and DDR-II isn? far away so it probably won? be long till we are looking at DDR-II but for the meantime for the people who can? wait, PC4400 is some of the fastest memory available and you can? go wrong with it if you?e serious about your computers and overclocking.